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Follow summer watering restrictions

Saving water is worth celebrating! Protect our community's water supply—through Aug. 31, landscape watering is prohibited between the hours of 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. when it is most likely to evaporate due to heat. And remember, NEVER water on Sundays!

Plants and trees need MUCH LESS WATER than grass. Not sure what the difference is between sprinklers and drip irrigation? Get watering tips.

Cloudy water explained

Have you noticed your tap water looking cloudy or white? It's all due to tiny air bubbles introduced when we add water from our underground aquifers into our water supply to meet peak demands in the summertime. The trapped air does not affect safety or water quality and it won't harm your plumbing system. 

Find more frequently asked questions about water quality.

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2024 water quality reports

High-quality drinking water that's healthy and hydrating matters to you and your family. Delivering it to you is our priority.

Each year, the Las Vegas Valley Water District produces a water quality report for each of our service areas. Water delivered by LVVWD meets or surpasses all State of Nevada and Federal Safe Drinking Water Act standards.

View the 2024 water quality reports for an overview of your water sources and quality.

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Don't miss out on Water Smart Landscape rebates!

Get your landscape looking great while conserving water! The Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) will rebate single-family residential properties $5 per square foot of grass removed* and replaced with desert landscaping up to the first 10,000 square feet converted. *For homeowners only. Project must be completed in 2024. A portion of these funds are from state and federal grants.

Earn even more cash! The SNWA Tree Enhancement Program pays new participants a bonus of $100 for every new tree installed (up to 100 percent canopy coverage).

Learn more at snwa.com.